- There is a diverse and fascinating collection of public monuments and memorials in Princes Street Gardens dating mainly from the 1840s to 1990s.
- In 1820, in West Princes Street Gardens, at the base of the Castle Rock close to wellhouse Tower, city workmen discovered a coffin with three skeletons...
- Princes Street Gardens Edinburgh is one of the best parks in Edinburgh that captivates a lot of visitors throughout the year...
- Princes Street Gardens in Edinburgh cover a large area near to the main shopping street.
- Take a walk up the 287 steps of the Scott Monument in East Princes Street Garden, a tribute to the legendary Scottish author Sir Walter Scott...
- The grounds of Princes Street Gardens stretch to the foot of Castle Rock, to the West End of the city and eastwards to Waverley Station.
- The Princes Street Gardens, laid out between the Old and New towns in the drained lake bed of the old North Loch, have a distinct character.
- To view the fountain you need to walk towards the West Princes Street Gardens where you can find the Ross Fountain wielded with cast iron & Edinburgh castle...
- Discover John Knox's House & Scottish Storytelling Centre Also, you will see Princes Street, Princes Street Gardens, the Scott Monument...
- Princes Street Gardens is free to access, though some events and attractions within the gardens may require tickets.